thank you, raquel. meantime, a locally the san francisco-marin food bank opened the newly expanded warehouse and welcome center. officials say the expanded facility at 32,000 square feet for food in storage and distribution. officials also added thanks to the expansion, the food bank is now able to distribute 75 million pounds of food a year and serve up to 200,000 people each and every week. >> for the first time ever, pride is coming to the city of alameda. the for celebration kicks off tonight. the fireside lounge, the founder says he shared this idea with city officials for years ago, but the pandemic happened and postponed. but last year in 2021, he called his first pride meeting to present the plan to the city. and he says it was a big hit. so it's happening. here's the schedule for the weekend. you have the pri pride party that kicks off tonight. then tomorrow there will be a morning pride run starting at the alameda elks lodge sunday night. there will be a pride block party on alameda avenue. se

raquel, thank you so much. also, u.s. officials have imposed sanctions on people and firms in asia who they believe are supplying fuel to north korea. the sanctions. >> come after increasingly aggressive north korea missile launches this week over japan. government officials are targeting 2 people and 3 firms from singapore, taiwan and the marshall islands. the sanctions are designed to restrict the movement of fuel through illicit ship to ship transfers. and it is believed that north korea has been facilitating these transfers. >> which violates international law. tensions continue to rise in the region with the u.s. japan and south korea all now conducting joint drills in response to the missile tests. president biden has now issued a chilling warning saying that the risk of nuclear armageddon is at its highest level since the 1962 cuban missile crisis. the president made the remarks at a fundraiser in new york city yesterday. russian officials including president vladimir putin have hinted at possible using nuclear wea

raquel martin has details on the message. president biden delivered today. >> good evening will. after a helicopter tour president biden met with the resident. many still reeling after the devastating storm. the president offered not only words of comfort, been out, extended federal aid to help the people of florida. what shelter, rescue and debris removal. from the air. president joe biden got a firsthand look at the destruction in and around fort myers, florida. then he got up close and personal on the ground promising long-term support for the victims of hurricane ian rethinking of it. and we're not leaving. >> we're not leaving until this gets done. the president and political rival florida republican governor ron desantis stood together. >> joined by 2 of the president's harshest critics in congress, florida republican senators rick scott and marco rubio. we that. the team effort santa's praised the administration's reaction to the disaster. we've worked as well across state. >> local and federal of any disaster that i've seen. the governor and the president avoided politics

and our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has that story. virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger is lashing out against the leader of her own party on twitter. friday, spanberger accuse speaker nancy pelosi of intentionally sabotaging efforts to ban stock trading by members of congress. her characterization is not accurate. either weekly press conference, pelosi pushed back. she argues bipartisan calls for reform were not ignored. this is the legislative process. i said to them, whatever you. >> but ever, the members want to do i fully support. but she says the bill did not have the needed votes to pass the others who have spoken out against the bill friday. some republicans also expressed frustration over the lack of progress, missouri republican senator josh hawley called pelosi's'sn action, quote, pathetic. an illinois republican rodney davis said he couldn't agree more with spam burgers complaints. illinois democrat sean casten agrees reforms are needed to drive out corruption. >> you know, as long as members of congress ar

raquel martin. >> already a man was caught having a temper tantrum at a mcdonald's drive-thru. this is in georgia. was he wearing a jersey see reaches through the window, throws things at the employee because apparently he was upset with his order. that's not how you behave. but clarified for whatever reason that this fit, he threw had nothing to do with a broken ice cream machine. good to know that they're asking people in the suburb waynesboro georgia to help them identify the man. a look at the coffee. they lost the coffee try to find this guy. who could they say face criminal charges? what are people doing? >> next up, no winners. how much more the powerball jackpot is expected to grow before the next drawing. >> looks like nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's powerball jackpot. so the pot is now expected to grow to 700 million dollars, making it the 5th largest get jackpot in the game's history. the next drawing will be tomorrow night. the cash value is now at 335 million dollars. and you really? >> getting bigger. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock that we ha

but it is likely to be an uphill battle force washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin reports. >> months after democrats passed the most robust climate policies and decades. one major problem stands in the way right now. the process of getting clean energy projects approved. it's too cumbersome. president joe biden says congress must speed up the federal permit process to put new wind solar and clean hydrogen projects on a fast track meet his goal to slash carbon emissions by 2030 need to get this moving. now quickly, the president is also urging congress to speed up permits for oil drilling push, he says could lower turbulent gas prices had a very difficult moment. the president says expanding oil drilling now will not undercut his long-term climate goals. but last month, progressive democrats rejected a similar 2 pronged approach. that's not a way to do good policy. illinois democratic congressman sean casten was one of those rejecting the plan offered by west virginia senator joe mansion. our job is to make sure that we're living a better planet for future generations. at th

raquel martin, back to you guys. all right, thank you. first lady jill biden is set to visit san francisco on thursday. her visit is part of the biden administration's cancer awareness campaign. >> called cancer moonshot. the first leg of the first lady's visit will start at ucsf cancer center on thursday morning. and after that, she is scheduled to speak at a democratic committee women's lunch and conference. that all happened around noon. elon musk and his on again off again love affair with twitter. seems to be on again in a letter to twitter. musk is proposing to buy the company for the originally agreed upon price of 44 billion dollars as kron four's. dan kerman tells us many believe the turnaround has lot to do with the fact that in less than 2 weeks, musk was set to go to trial after twitter sued him for trying to back out of the deal. it was back in april when elon musk launched a hostile takeover bid to buy twitter. only then to back out in july and be sued. >> now musk says he's willing to buy the social networking platform for

and our correspondent raquel martin reports from washington on the president's visit. >> good evening will. after a helicopter tour president biden met with the resident. many still reeling after the devastating storm. the president offered not only words of comfort, been out, extended federal aid to help the people of florida. what shelter, rescue and debris removal. from the air. president joe biden got a firsthand look at the destruction in and around fort myers, florida. then you got up close and personal on the ground promising long-term support for the victims of hurricane ian rethinking of it. and we're not leaving. >> we're not leaving until this gets done. >> the president and political rival, florida republican governor ron desantis stood together joined by 2 of the president's harshest critics in congress, florida republican senators rick scott and marco rubio. we that. the team effort if and is praised the administration's reaction to the disaster. we've worked as well across state. >> local and federal of any disaster that i've seen. the governor and the president avoided

raquel martin. >> and now for a check of prices for a gallon of unleaded regular across the bay area that most expensive right now nearly $6 and $0.50 on average. that's followed by san francisco. it's 6.43. sandra fell. >> a little below. >> that at 6.38, oakland's almost $0.10 lower than that at 6.29. in san jose's currently, that's $6 and $0.28 for a gallon. >> next, who's going to be watching over our tax dollars are going to head to sacramento where we preview the race to be california's next comptroller. and we'll hear from the 2 candidates. plus raiders star receiver from east palo alto davante adams says legal trouble what he was charged with today after this postgame incident monday night in kansas city. and for u.s., senator from california, alex padilla was in the bay area today as one local community has been dealing with a series of violent crimes. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the brillant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do some weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks

our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin explains what this means for the overall economy. >> good evening. well, it's a bit of a mixed bag. the white house is certainly celebrating last month's jobs report. but wall street is not as thrilled. friday stock prices fell as investors anticipate yet another interest rate hike for the federal reserve next month. our job market continues to show resilience. president joe biden says he remains optimistic about the state of the u.s. economy. while the latest report showed a slowdown in hiring, the u.s. still added 263,000 jobs to the economy in september. this is the progress we need to see. white house economist jared bernstein says the report is good news for the american people going into the holiday season. the idea of going into that with an unemployment rate of 3 and a half percent, people should have >> continue to have your very ample employment opportunities to bring home paychecks are going to need to have but holiday season, but each day and tony, an economist with the conservative heritage foundation calls the biden admin

our dc correspondent raquel martin joins us now live with what the white house is doing now to help bring down the prices. thanks for joining us for cal. thanks for having me. will this couldn't be a worse time for the president to get this news with midterms right around the corner. and we know right now the white house is scrambling to try and find a workaround to ensure americans don't bear the brunt at the pump. >> and earlier this summer, we did see them find a workaround by tapping into reserves. but we're told that strategy runs out by the end of this month. prices at the pump could spike again after wednesday, opec, some of the world's leading oil producers announced plans slash their supply. disappointment >> we're looking at what the alternative may have after weeks of celebrating falling gas prices, it's back to the drawing board for the biden administration to stay focused on making sure that we continue to keep the the pain at the pump is minimal as possible. white house spokesperson john kirby says the u.s. must now figure out how to make up for the lack of oil. opec says it

so, that's me, raquel, and that's her cousin's boyfriend. to arkansas. i forgot about this little book i did for her. it's just a book about her animals. and i haall the animals sign. i'll just show you the big rat. "cheers, from arkansas." we've always been in ntact, 'til her death. but it was a cute little book. all the animals are gone now. [bird squawks] he ended up moving himself to the condominium. [adonis squawks] - i'm currently president of the property owners' association. there are 14 separate units here and we have a rather loose, but cordial governing association. at our most recent meeting, after our normal business, question of our new resident, adonis the vulture, became a point of some discussion. some of our owners were very concerned about the fact that we had a wild bird on the premises. one had said the bird frightened the grandchildren. about the only concern of any consequence was adonis is not too discerning in his bathroom habits. - some of 'em are upset with him, especially if he messes on their car port or in their

raquel martin >> we are learning more about the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. police identified him as 42 year-old david, the poppy. and he's from berkeley kron four's gayle ong visited the home where he used to live. fend gill joins us live in the newsroom with details about that. good evening, gayle. >> good evening, grant. and neighbors say they last saw david to poppy a few weeks ago at that berkeley earlier today, fbi agents visited the home in the afternoon. the agents could be heard asking about david to poppy, the man accused of paul pelosi. the people answered the door at the home turn the agents away. and according to records at home is linked to a woman named gypsy. top was a famous new to some activists in the bay area. she was not home. she's in jail for an unrelated incident. but according to the san francisco chronicle to poppy was asked to be the best man at her wedding. neighbors described at home as a hippie collective were many other people live. but the interactions with the people link to that home has not been pleasant, according to neighb

our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger is lashing out against the leader of her own party on twitter. friday, spanberger accuse speaker nancy pelosi of intentionally sabotaging efforts to ban stock trading by members of congress. her characterization is not accurate. either weekly press conference, pelosi pushed back. she argues bipartisan calls for reform were not ignored. this is the legislative process. i said to them, whatever you. >> but ever, the members want to do i fully support. but she says the bill did not have the needed votes to pass the others who have spoken out against the bill friday. some republicans also expressed frustration over the lack of progress, missouri republican senator josh hawley called pelosi's an action, quote, pathetic. an illinois republican rodney davis said he couldn't agree more with spam burgers complaints. illinois democrat sean casten agrees reforms are needed to drive out corruption. >> you know, as long as members of congress are not only trading stocks but cons

reporter raquel martin has details now on the message that the president deliver today.ood evening will after a helicopter tour president biden met with resident. >> many still reeling after the devastating storm. the president offered not only words of comfort, been out, extended federal aid to help the people of florida. what shelter, rescue and debris removal. from the air. president joe biden got a firsthand look at the destruction in and around fort myers, florida. then he got up close and personal on the ground promising long-term support for the victims of hurricane ian rethinking of it. and we're not leaving. >> we're not leaving until this gets done. >> the president and political rival florida republican governor ron desantis stood together joined by 2 of the president's harshest critics in congress, florida republican senators rick scott and marco rubio. we that. the team santa's praised the administration's reaction to the disaster. we've worked as well across state. >> local and federal of any disaster that i've seen. the governor and the president avoided p

raquel martin. >> and coming up at 10, 30 more reaction to the tack of nancy pelosi's husband. we're going to hear what some bay area officials are saying about the case. other news this just in bart riders are experiencing delays after a person jumped in front of a moving train. this is video from the scene at about park station in the city. bart officials say muni is providing bus service between 24 street in the mission and to daly city. >> developing news tonight, less than 24 hours after police arrest 2 men in connection with the fatal shooting of an east bay dentist. one of the men is now dead. >> nelson chia was arrested and taken away in handcuffs by oakland officers late last night, kron four's theresa has the latest. >> it was a crime that shook the little saigon community in oakland, surveillance video captured the moment when beloved dentist, lili shoo pulled up in her car to visit a relative on a sunny afternoon in august. but that is when the suspect approached her and pulled the trigger, killing her. now, police are revealing that this was part of a twisted, bigg

obviously our dc correspondent raquel martin reports.im to see how he's going to tackle this challenge of monitoring hate speech and misinformation. tech billionaire elon musk is inching closer to purchasing twitter. >> and for the first time thursday vow to ensure the platform does not become a quote, true for all hell's gate where anything can be said without consequences. must previous promises were to stop censorship on the platform. but of course, when you do that, you realize that there's a lot of awful but lawful content that >> you don't want to allow on your platform calls abo what netchoice represents. big tech groups in washington. he says he's confident musk along with facebook and google will find a way to fairly regulate hate speech and disinformation without government intervention. elon musk taking over twitter and making decisions is going to best for all americans. but not everyone is convinced social media companies are up for the challenge. this information, conspiracy theories and that sort of thing. >> are, you know

our washington correspondent, raquel martin has the story. >> months after democrats passed the most robust climate policies and decades. one major problem stands in the way right now. the process of getting clean energy projects approved. it's too cumbersome. president joe biden says congress must speed up the federal permit process to put new wind solar and clean hydrogen projects on a fast track meet his goal to slash carbon emissions by 2030 need to get this moving. now quickly, the president is also urging congress to speed up permits for oil drilling push, he says could lower turbulent gas prices had a very difficult moment. the president says expanding oil drilling now will not undercut his long-term climate goals. but last month, progressive democrats rejected a similar 2 pronged approach. that's not a way to do good policy. illinois democratic congressman sean casten was one of those rejecting the plan offered by west virginia senator joe mansion. our job is to make sure that we're living a better planet for future generations. at the same time, the majority of republicans a

rocket launchers 189 air defenses 269 aircraft 242 helicopters 399 vehicles 16 boats boats 318 winged raquelones 146 units of special equipment, the enemy suffered the greatest losses in the bakhmut and kramatorsk directions. so, explosions in kyiv, a missile attack on ukraine, the russian authorities are going to leave kherson , and introduce martial law in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine . mr. oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military and legal research, mr. oleksandr. good day. good health. thank you for joining our broadcast. good health. congratulations you so, mr. oleksandr, a meeting of the security council of the russian federation took place today and information was made public about the introduction of martial law in the temporarily occupied kherson zaporizhzhya donetsk and luhansk regions of ukraine. zaporozhye regions were subject to martial law before their accession to russia . now we need to formalize this regime within the framework of russian legislation therefore, a decree was signed on the introduction of martial law in these 4 subjects of th

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kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin joins us live from dc now to explain if this is good or bad news overall for the economy. good evening, rick. l. >> good evening. well, it's a bit of a mix that we know while the white house is celebrating another positive jobs report, wall street, is it so thoroughly? saul stock prices tumbled this afternoon as investors anticipate another rate hike from the federal reserve. >> our job market continues to show resilience. president joe biden says he remains optimistic about the state of the u.s. economy. while the latest off report showed

carl did for indoor, raquel he thought you were mean to cindy, vol. nadia in florida, that was that on your suit call? no. is san gucia. ah, every 3 days. a woman is kent any day, so every 3 days there is a family side 33 percent of women between 16 and 64 years of age. deep golf and will some kind of violence that man perpetuated against then it's same me side of feminist side. it depends the way you want to say, which shows the crime committee on a woman because she's a woman, saw the reason why still now women are killed when that decide to close relationship a basically and to be independent. it is because there are still manual, believe women are a property for me is very simple. it's a question of power. and you are mind. you don't belong to you, you belong to me. that's it. me. i knew it or not. i got to see my notion, melita, leave it on our over mileage that if we start to casa, the amount of money to me know now my thought a lot cheaper, but i mean, the lane may lay me feet long. i don't know. that's all, in fact, t a 3 the same case it blame me because i got all the vandals,

. >> across town, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried because they couldn't get ahold of their son. >> i drove down there. i knocked on his door, no answer. i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> what the hell is that? what's going on here? i freaked out. >> what had happened in sam's apartment? coming up -- >> my phone rings, and it's my husband asking me if i'm okay. and i'm like, yes, why? he said, track down everybody. >> but not everybody could be found. >> he's missing, he had been accused of this before and you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> when "dateline" continues. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle

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represent the water and ocean that both separate us, but also bring us together soma pilipinas director raquelts the gateway to go up at russ and folsom streets in the heart of the youth and family zone the district spans one and a half. miles honoring the 120-plus year history of filipinos in san francisco and the monumental actions of our ancestors. it's education fighting for ethnic studies housing rights. so there's so much contribution, but there's no cultural markers that really lift up this history every design and decision intentional meant to help future generations of filipino american culture keepers find inspiration and identification. we're hoping that in seeing themselves and their families represented whether it be in murals or in these art projects that they will really see that, you know their history and their experiences important honoring filipino american history month. i'm amanda delta still yo abc 7 news well, let's face it. we all try to avoid that dreaded middle seat on a flight one airline though thinks. they've come up with a way to make that seed a little bit more a

lawmakers on both sides of the aisle condemning this assault kron four's washington correspondent raquelwn the pelosi's for decades. i hope that this is a wake-up call as someone who has in a tattered home with assault weapons who has had threat. i worry about my staff and there are elected officials at all levels who are really becoming afraid. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are condemning the violence. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell tweeting he's disgusted and horrified and the white house says the president called the speaker directly to which mister pelosi a full recovery. according to u.s. capitol police, speaker pelosi was our home here in washington. what security at the time of the attack? capitol police say threats against law makers surged after the january 6 riot. >> and led to increased security. and this summer after an armed man targeted the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, democrats and republicans passed legislation to boost each justices. security detail engel says while more security is helpful, the better solution we all have a responsibil